FOXBOROUGH — Scratched and bloodied, sore and swollen, bandaged and black and blue, Wes Welker took his time getting dressed, his back facing a growing media swarm surrounding his locker.
When he finally turned around, slowly, the pained look on Welker’s face told a familiar playoff story throughout his time with the Patriots. He caught plenty of balls and gained plenty of yards, but missed opportunities, including by him, left a lasting mark in another disappointing postseason loss.
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Welker has given his all to the Pats for every minute he has been a member of the team. In return management has treated him like a dog when it comes to his contract. It's skill and heart that make a great player, not just age. Welker has an abundance of talent, toughness and has been the backbone of the team's passing game.
How many plays in a game? Why is it always a psas Welker did not catch that is the key to the game? No on catches them all. Hernandez didn't, Lloyd didn't, Branch didn't, etc. Want to pick on someone, like to our super QB who instead of super was stupid in last night's game.